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Perfigo, Inc./Cisco Systems, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner - Cleaning Dirty Machines and Other Tales at the Network Edge: January 13, 2005 | A session at the EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2005
Last year worms wreaked paths of destruction across universities and colleges. Determined to avert a similar scenario this fall, several universities installed CleanMachines, a system that scans in…
Network Security and Personally Managed Computers: January 1, 2004

Computers connected to the campus network that are not managed by the institution pose unique security risks. Automated approaches are necessary to secure privately controlled devices and manage pe…
The Vulnerability Scanning Cluster: January 1, 2004

The Department of IT Security and Privacy at Purdue University, with collaboration from CERIAS, has developed a Web-based front end to Nessus, the popular open source vulnerability scanner, to cent…
Protecting University Networks Using Automated Scanning: January 1, 2004

This presentation will describe how to extend an existing open source system to preemptively scan untrusted hosts to determine patch level before granting general network access, with a specific fo…
Vulnerability Database Opens: January 1, 2004

The Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB), the work of a group of security industry volunteers, is an independent database aimed at logging all security vulnerabilities on the Internet. It has…
Empowering Users with a Proactive Security Strategy: January 1, 2004

Rutgers University Computing Services provides users a four-tiered defense in-depth strategy: planning, prevention, detection, and reaction and recovery. The merging of vulnerability scanning data …
Planning for Improved Security: January 1, 2003

© 2003 Mark Bruhn and Rodney Petersen EDUCAUSE Review, vol. 38, no. 6 (November/December 2003): 98–99. Planning for Improved Security Mark Bruhn and Rodney Petersen C…
Best Practices for Securing Your IT Resources: January 1, 2003

Indiana University's Best Practices for IT security. Includes information on doing computer scans to encrypting sensitive data. Indiana Universit…

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